Following two weeks of buying from deep within a weekly range demand at 1.0519-1.0798, the single currency changed tracks last week. As a result of this, all gains accrued the week prior were erased and price was sent back down to the top-side of the above said demand into the close 1.0865. We doubt there will be much movement on the weekly timeframe this week due...
The yellow metal initially reacted bearishly to the Fed’s decision to raise interest rates yesterday, but, as you can see, quickly bounced back from H4 demand at 1058.0-1062.4, with the high for the day (1078.2) just missing the H4 Quasimodo resistance level at 1078.9. To our way of seeing things right now, Gold is considered range bound between the two above...
The impact of yesterday’s highly anticipated Fed decision saw the Fed Funds Rate increased by 25 basis points, which sent the U.S dollar higher across the board. The impact of the Fed’s action was relatively modest on the EUR/USD, as price only managed to touch base with H4 demand coming in at 1.0879-1.0899, following a rather vicious spike north towards...
Due to yesterday’s trade remaining confined between the H4 mid-level resistance 1.3750 and H4 support drawn from 1.3694, much of the following analysis will be similar to the previous…
Starting with the weekly chart this morning, price is currently showing little response from supply at 1.3818-1.3630. Daily action on the other hand saw the market print its...
Starting from the top this morning, the weekly chart shows current movement is lurking within the lower limits of its range between demand at 1.0519-1.0798 and supply drawn from 1.1532-1.1278. Moving down one level to the daily chart, however, price sold off from supply coming in at 1.1072-1.1013 (converges 50.0% Fibonacci level at 1.1011), consequently engulfing...
From the weekly chart, we can see that Gold saw no further buying last week following the rebound from demand at 1026.5-1054.8. As a result, the precious metal closed lower at 1075.1, consequently losing $11.70 in value. Admittedly, this was a losing week, but not really one that suggests further selling will follow suit. Reason being is down on the daily...
After four weeks of rather monotonous trading, the USD/JPY came alive last week! A 220-pip decline took place consequently slicing through a weekly swap support (now resistance) area at 122.01-121.40, and closing relatively near its lows at 120.92. On the condition that the sellers are able to hold this market lower from here this week, we may see the weekly...
Following a stronger-than-expected rebound from the weekly range demand two weeks ago at 1.0519-1.0798, the single currency continued to appreciate last week, gaining 110 pips by the close 1.0984. In the event that the buyers continue to push this pair higher this week, we might, just might, see the EUR fill this range up to supply coming in at 1.1532-1.1278.
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Like the EUR/USD, Cable also posted heavy gains (175 pips) against the weaker U.S. dollar yesterday, resulting in several H4 technical resistances being consumed and price ending the day consolidating below psychological resistance 1.5200. Considering only the H4 timeframe for a moment, 1.5200 is very interesting since it forms part of a very confluent sell zone...
Early trade saw the EUR currency close above mid-level resistance 1.0850, which, as you can see, was later used as support mid-way through London’s morning session to push prices up to psychological resistance 1.0900. This was a noted move to watch out for in our previous report (blog.icmarkets.com), well done to any of our readers who managed to lock in some...
During the course of yesterday’s sessions Gold recovered amid U.S. dollar weakness, consequently pushing up to the H4 channel resistance taken from the high 1098.0. Directly above this line, however, sits a strong-looking H4 supply area seen at 1066.0-1070.4 (surrounds a daily swap level at 1068.8), which if hit today, could repel this market. Although this...
Isn’t that a sight for sore eyes! The single currency surged over 460 pips as the ECB surprised the markets yesterday by extending its asset program, but not expanding monthly purchases. On the docket today, however, we have the mighty NFP release which could shake things up further. The question we’d all love the answer to now is can this recent surge in buying...
• Weekly Gain/Loss: -157 pips
• Weekly closing price: 1.5028
• Weekly opening price: 1.5031
Following the bearish selling wick printed off the underside of weekly supply at 1.5506-1.5305, traders continued to short the GBP last week down into the jaws of demand at 1.4855-1.5052, consequently painting a full-bodied bearish candle.
Daily price on the other hand...
• Weekly Gain/Loss: -53 pips
• Weekly closing price: 1.0589
• Weekly opening price: 1.0588
The EUR continued to drive south last week, forcing weekly action deeper into the range demand zone seen at 1.0519-1.0798. Granted, the overall momentum on this pair has certainly diminished over the past two weeks, suggesting a last-minute rebound may be on the horizon...
The EUR/USD pair barely saw any movement during yesterday’s sessions as U.S. trade remained closed in observance of Thanksgiving.
Pushing forward, however, this pair still appears very weak at present, as over the past few weeks, price has seen very little buying interest from within the weekly range demand at 1.0519-1.0798. Meanwhile, down on the daily...
Looking at Gold’s H4 chart this morning, we can see that strong sellers stepped in from the channel resistance (1097.9 – a noted area in our previous report to look for confirmed shorts) and pummeled this market lower during the early hours of London trade. This dragged price back down into the jaws of demand coming in at 1066.0-1070.4, which, as you can see, is...
Kicking off this morning’s analysis with a look at the weekly chart shows price remains loitering between a swap support area at 122.01-121.40 and a supply area seen at 125.27-124.11. Down on the daily timeframe, however, we can see that price has begun to carve out a consolidation zone fixed between 123.59/122.22.
Turning our attention to the H4 timeframe,...
Weekly view: Since price fell from supply at 1205.6-1181.2 five weeks ago, several technical barriers have been taken out. However, over the past two weeks, downside momentum has diminished greatly since connecting with the Quasimodo support level coming in at 1074.6. Granted, last week’s action did still see a decline in value of around $5 at the close 1078.2,...
